Oct. 26, 1912 
FOREST AND STREAM 
537 
WIN THE INTERSTATE ASSOCIATION’S 
OFFICIAL SEASON AVERAGE FOR 1912 
— And Also Make — 
A Great “Clean-up” at the Post Season Tournament 
A T the Interstate Association's Post Season Tournament held in 
Cincinnati, October 15-18, W. R. Crosby won High Pro¬ 
fessional Average, and by so doing captured the Official 
Season’s Average for 1912, the most coveted honor in trapshootingdom. 
His record for the four tournaments he participated in was 1952 x 2000, 
976 °Jo. Of course, Mr. Crosby shot Winchester Factory Loaded 
‘‘Leader” Shells, the same loads he used at Denver when he establish¬ 
ed a New World's Record of 98 out of 100 targets from 23 yards. 
Hats off again to Crosby, and also to Red \N Goods, which have won 
11 out of 13 Official Seasons 1 Averages. 
Out of the first 12 professionals in the Season’s 
Average Contest for 1912, 9 used Winchester 
Loaded Shells, or Winchester Shotguns, or both. 
Some shooting, eh? 
W. R. CROSBY 
THE POST SEASON TELLS THE STORY 
In the language of the prevalent politician, “We point with pride” to the record of Red W Goods 
at this important tourney—Here it is: 
HIGH AMATEUR AVERAGE ON SINGLE AND 
DOUBLE TARGETS: A. Heil, with Winchester Loaded 
“Leader” Shells. Score: 933 ex 1000 . 
HIGH PROFESSIONAL AVERAGE ON SINGLE TAR¬ 
GETS: W. R. Crosby, with Winchester Loaded “Leader” 
Shells. Score: 783 ex 800 . Second: Homer Clark, with a Win¬ 
chester Repeating Shotgun. Score: 772 ex 800 . 
HIGH AMATEUR AVERAGE ON DOUBLE TARGETS: 
A. Heil, with Winchester Loaded “Leader” Shells. Score: 
170 ex 200 . 
HIGH PROFESSIONAL AVERAGE ON DOUBLE TAR¬ 
GETS: J. S. Day, with a Winchester Repeating Shotgun. 
Score: 179 ex 200 . 
LONG RUNS: C. G. Spencer, with a Winchester Repeating 
Shotgun and Winchester Loaded Shells, 122 . W. R. Crosby, 
with Winchester “Leader” Loaded Shells, two of 102 each, 
and J. M. Hawkins, with Winchester “Leader” Loaded Shells 
and a Winchester Repeating Shotgun, 100 . 
WINCHESTER QUALITY WINS THE BIG VICTORIES 
